(to 12.00)

Introduced by Dick Bentley.
With Billy Day (ventriloquist), Doreen Blythe (songs), Peter Sellers (comedian), Evelyn Ippen and Bettina Vernon (speciality dancers), Tommy Wolfe and his Quartette.

This film is directed by Muir Mathieson, recorded by the London Symphony Orchestra, and introduced by Sir Malcolm Sargent. The music which the film illustrates is composed by Benjamin Britten. He has taken a theme by Henry Purcell and written variations and a fugue on it, in order to show the instruments of the orchestra to their best advantage.
(to 16.00)

New inventions demonstrated before a distinguished panel of assessors.
Lord Sempill is the chairman and his colleagues on the judging committee include Dame Caroline Haslett, Director of the Electrical Association for Women, and John Bennett, a director of Plastic Research.
Geoffrey Boumphrey, himself a practical inventor, interviews the inventors and helps them to display their work.
The Press is invited to the studio to hold a watching brief on behalf of the public.
Leslie Hardern is responsible for selecting the work to be exhibited and all specifications should be addressed to him [address removed]

A game in which the contestants try to tell a story without words. Two teams compete against one another and viewers are able to pit their wits against the players.
Compere, Richard Dimbleby

(sound only)
(to 22.15)